Star chef Brendan Pang has revealed the cardinal sin so many Australians make when they try cooking the Chinese recipes he adores for the first time. “A lot of people try to do everything at once, but the most important thing with Asian cooking is planning and prepping first,” Pang tells 9Honey Kitchen. “That means…

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The first tip from esteemed chef Mike Morales, Culinary Director of Sunda New Asian, is simple: pick the vegetables you use with thoughtful intention. For example, although bok choy is a staple in many other Thai dishes, Morales advises against the crunchy leafy vegetable for one primary reason — it’s too watery. The same is…

One of the simplest grocery store hacks for eating more lean protein without much fuss in the kitchen is to purchase a rotisserie chicken on the reg. Why are rotisserie chickens so fantastic? To state the obvious, for starters, you don’t have to cook anything as it’s already cooked, and you can bring it home…

Pinterest Facebook Email If you’re looking for a creamy and comforting meal that is sure to please even the pickiest of eaters, look no further than these delectable Cream of Chicken Recipes! Not only do they come together in a snap, but each one has unique flavors guaranteed to tantalize your taste buds. From amazing…

Meal preparation takes time, and it can be overwhelming on busy days. <!– SHOW ARTICLE –> Meal preparation takes time, and it can be overwhelming on busy days. Consider these nine time-saving kitchen hacks, and say goodbye to kitchen stress and hello to more quality time at the table! 1. Prepare staple items (chicken, rice,…

Flour and water is the simplified, two-ingredient base for one of the world’s most beloved foods: pasta. Pasta-making itself is a culinary craft that’s been honed and adapted over centuries and cultures — from China to Italy — with some iterations so simple, even a novice home cook could execute it with the right instruction.…

A shallot reduction is at its heart an infused vinegar that has been boiled down until most of the liquid has evaporated, leaving behind a concentrated concoction. This flavorful mixture is what adds the bulk of the flavor and tang to béarnaise sauce, and cuts through the richness of the butter to create that moreish…